Life Art Workshop with Lian Wilson MSME/MSMT and Audicia Lynne Morley MSME/MSMT

The Life/Art Process®, developed by Anna Halprin and Daria Halprin, bridges body awareness, art expression, and psychological processes, providing people with an opportunity to experience dance and the expressive arts to learn, heal, expand creativity, and develop new strategies for personal and professional life.

This groundbreaking, innovative approach to human development, embodied creativity, and transformative learning began in the 1950s, and was developed further with the launch of the Tamalpa Institute in 1978, California.

The workshop with Lian Wilson and Audicia Lynne Morley Directors of Tamalpa UK, will introduce participants to the legacy of Anna & Daria Halprin, along with an embodied experience of how their approach enlivens dialogue between body and imagination, life experiences and art making.

Using movement, drawing, writing and improvisational performance, participants will tap into art’s symbolic language to explore what change they wish to make a stand for in 2026?

No previous dance or art experience is required to attend.

Places are limited to 14 participants; registration is required to participate in this free event. 

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Nature of activity: The session includes gentle to moderate physical movement, solo and group explorations, creative drawing, reflective writing, partner and group sharing within a gallery setting. Suitable footwear and clothing for movement is advised.

By booking, you confirm you are comfortable taking part in light physical activity and will follow facilitator guidance.  Please inform the facilitator of any relevant health conditions in advance.

Photography/filming (if applicable): The session may only be documented by the organisers or facilitators of the event.  By registering and participating in this event you agree to be photographed and filmed.

Image credit: Making Dances That Matter: Resources for Community Creativity Book by Anna Halprin and Rachel Kaplan

Tamalpa UK Creativity and Wellbeing Week 2019, Siobhan Davies Studio, London

Art Work Photo credit Camiila Tiefensee-Schroeder